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Found a Mysterious Key — Short Story, Vocabulary & Quiz B1

Curious, gentle mystery + language practice — perfect for B1 learners. In this episode, Lina finds a tiny, unusual key in an old city library. Listen to the short story, learn 5 useful vocabulary words, review Past Simple vs Past Continuous, practice speaking with timed prompts, and try a 5-question quiz. This episode helps you improve listening fluency, everyday vocabulary, and past-tense accuracy — all in one 6–7 minute lesson. What you’ll get in this video: • B1-level listening passage (clear, slow-paced narration) • 5 target vocabulary cards with examples: key, library, unusual, photograph, connection • Short grammar focus: Past Simple vs Past Continuous (easy explanations + examples) • Speaking practice: 3 timed prompts (retell, roleplay, “what if”) — record yourself! • 5-question multiple-choice quiz + model answers in the pinned comment Chapters: 0:00 — Hook: What would you do? And what to expect (B1) 0:24 — Story begins 2:00 — Vocabulary cards 2:55 — Grammar focus: Past Simple vs Past Continuous 3:44 — Speaking practice (timed prompts) 6:32 — Quiz (5 questions) & CTA How to use this video (tips for learners): Listen once for general understanding. Watch vocabulary cards and repeat aloud. Do speaking prompts out loud — record and compare with model answers. Try the quiz and check the pinned comment for answers. Rewatch the story while reading the subtitles to consolidate comprehension. Who is this for? B1 (intermediate) English learners who want short, story-based practice to improve listening, speaking confidence, and past-tense accuracy. Subscribe & Practice Subscribe to GlassLingo for weekly short stories, practical vocabulary, and speaking prompts. If you liked this lesson, hit Like and tell us your answer to the speaking prompts in the comments — we pin the best examples! #esl #englishlistening #speakingpractice #pastsimple #pastcontinuoustense #vocabulary #mysterystory #englishlearners #listeningpractice #storybasedlearning #glasslingo